Breitbart Autopsy Completed: Medical Examiner “Final Cause of Death Deferred”

Sinclaire News ^ | MARCH 2, 2012 | Lawrence Sinclaire

[GlockThe Vote]

At 7:11 PM Eastern Time Craig Harvey from the Los Angeles County Medical Examiners office returned our call seeking information on the Autopsy of Andrew Breitbart. According to Harvey:

“We have completed the autopsy examination, the final cause of death has been deferred. We have ordered additional toxicology and Microscopic test and we expect to have those completed and the cause of death determined in four to six weeks.”

According to sources who wish to remain anonymous who are in the Los Angeles area say preliminary results from the LA County Coroner indicate “massive heart attack.”

[GlockThe Vote]

Wow

[U-238]

This is interesting.

[fella]

Perhaps Vladimir has loaned the Obamanites some of that termination technology that he is so found of for eliminating his problems with the press.

[Gargantua]

Sodium Cyanide. Probably put in the drink he was having at that bar just before heading for home. Would explain the bright red face reported by the one witness at the scene.

[Doofer]

This article is from March 2, 2012.

[Jonty30]

Maybe it was deferred because he was supposed to drop dead at 39 and not 43.

I bet we’ll never hear the cause. This will simply disappear.

[U-238]

They must of found something to add more toxicology examinations for a second round.

[Lazlo in PA]

Poison anyone?

Some people are good at it. I am sure there are others.

[GlockThe Vote]

We still have no answers correct?

[potlatch]

Strange report, a heart attack should be simple to determine. Perhaps some of our “theories” aren’t conspiracies. Wait and see, sit and wait.......

[JouleZ]

Bless his poor family during this time. The truth will out!

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks GlockThe Vote.

[U-238]

The law requires the coroners duties always include determining the cause, time, and manner of death. Then they must issue a death certificate. Now, if his widow wants a second opinion she can ask for a second autopsy.

[JRandomFreeper]

Very 1950s/1960s.

This will bear watching.

/johnny

[potlatch]

Lol, that doesn’t sound like what I meant, but I’ll let you figure it out!!

[GlockThe Vote]

The fact that the witness said he dropped dead like a ton of bricks instantly is what still gets me.

[ArmstedFragg]

UCLA is a base hospital, meaning the local paramedics are supervised by the ER there. AB’s treatment would have been reported by radio, and an emergency specialist nurse would have been on the other end of the communication. They would work collaboratively on his treatment. If the medics concluded their efforts were futile, the treatment and results so far would have been reviewed with the ER doctor, and the ER doctor would have made the decision to pronounce or continue treatment. For a heart attack, he'd have received everything the ER would have given him. So, in a practical sense, you could say he was treated at UCLA. Admittedly, the report was literally incorrect, but the guy who pronounced him dead would have been the same either way.

[Gene Eric]

>> This article is from March 2, 2012.

Yeah, but 7:11 PM happens every day.

[GlockThe Vote]

i still think about him daily. He was our energetic nerve center. Drudge is long gone and just posts links.

AB was a fearless warrior and a soldier!

[ArmstedFragg]

VFib will do that to you.